Intro. to Research Flashcards

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understanding how knowledge within a field is generated is important why

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cause it allows us the skills to critique an existing body of literature

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2
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understanding of science and research are essential to answer what

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questions that no one knows the answer to yet

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3
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science is the discover on what

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knowledge

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science is the ____ we draw and the ____ we develop based on what we know

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conclusions, theories

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5
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what are the 3 primary research approaches

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quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods research

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what are 5 differences we need to take into consideration between research appraoches

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-underlying assumptions
-types of questions asked
-specific methods used
-type of data that results
-analysis of the data

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7
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what are philosophical wordviews

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researchs set of beliefs about their general orientation of the world and the nature of research

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what is ontology

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general orientation to the world
-belief in the nature of truth and reality

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what is epistemology

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nature of research
-belief about how we acquire knowledge about truth and reality

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what are 3 key aspects of every philosiphical worldview

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-influecne the approach and methods that a researcher takes
-dictate what a research believes counts as knowledge
-part the entire research process from beginning to end

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11
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what are teh 5 world views that are common in the literature

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-postpositivism
-constructivisim
-transformative
-pragmatism
- tow-eyed seeing

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12
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pospositivism is the notion that there is what

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a single reality or objective truth

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what are 2 beliefs of postpositivism

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-our experiences, values and beliefs can get in the way of learning the truths, must work to guard against these factors
-may have to keep refining things to get to the truth

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postpositivism inclused what 2 assumptions

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determinism
-causes determine effects
reductionism
-ideas can be reduced to testable research questions

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15
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pospositivism seeks to understand what

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causal relationships

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postpositivism seeks to develop what

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theories and laws to describe the world and uncover object reality

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postpositivism is guided by what

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the scientific method

18
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order of the scientific method

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-observation/question
-research topic area
-hypothesis
-test with experiment
-analyze data
-report conclusions
start over

19
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what primary research approaches characteristics align with postpositivism

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quantitative

20
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constructivism is based on the notion that what

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multiple realities exist and that meaning is varied and complex

21
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constructivism believes that meanings of experience are what

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subjective and socially constructed

22
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constructivisim researchers seek what

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complexity of views

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constructivism researchers recognize what when it comes to themselves

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that their own realities and views shape the research process

24
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what primary research approach characterisitcs aligns with constructivism

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qualitative

25
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pragmatism is premised on the idea that researchers need to be concerned with that

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solutions to problems
-rather than the nature of reality

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pragmatism is based on the notion that what

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there is no commitment to any single notion of reality

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pragmatism researchers are concerned about what

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application, or doing what works

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pragmatism researchers take what sort of appraoch

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pluuralist

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pragmatism researchers incorporate all research approaches that are what

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appropriate and necessary to understand their research problem

30
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what primary research approach characteristics align with pragmatism

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mixed methods

31
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transformative is based on the notion that what

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research needs to be closely connected with politics and have an action agenda

32
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transformative researchers focus on what 2 thigns

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-reform
-change to better the lives of participants

33
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transformative research is inherently what

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collaborative

34
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what primary research approaches characteristics align with transformative

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qualitative
-but quantitative can add important elemetns

35
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two-eyed seeing worldview involves many ways of what

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understanding of the wolrd
-some represented by indigenous knowledge systems and others by european-derived sciences

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two-eyed seeing worldview relfects the bringing together of what

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knowledge from the strengths of indigenous ways of knowing and the strengths of the western ways

37
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two-eyed seeing worldview all knowledge systems are qhat

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equitable

38
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two-eyed seeing worldview is particularly valuable in what

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allowing for diversity persectives

39
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what primary research approache charactersitics align with two-eyed seeing

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quantitative and qualitative

40
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what counts as knowledge to researchs will influence what 3 things

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-research approach
-strategy of inquiry
-methods used

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